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社交媒体使用与女性身体意象关系研究综述
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Abstract:
社交媒体是女性进行内容生产和消费的重要工具，其中与身体相关的内容在社交媒体上一直备受关注，社交媒体借助自身强大的影响力和话语权引领女性审美潮流。虽然有大量的研究调查了社交媒体使用与女性身体意象之间的关系，但是国内甚少有关于二者研究的系统论述。本文通过梳理社交媒体使用与女性身体意象的相关概念、理论解释、影响因素等，总结已有研究的不足之处，从而为未来的研究提供一些新的思考方向。
Social media has gradually become an important tool for women-content production and con-sumption, and body-related content has always attracted much attention on social media. Social media leads women’s aesthetic trends by using its powerful influence and voice. Although a large number of studies have investigated the relationship between the use of social media and women’s body images, there are few systematic discussions on the relationship between social media use and female body image in China. This article sorts out the relevant concepts, theoretical explanations, influencing factors, etc. of social media use and female body image, and summarizes the shortcomings of existing research, so as to provide some new thinking directions for future research.
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